Description:
Learn what you need to know and do to conduct and Publish a high-quality systematic review.
Objectives:
- Importance of systematic reviews in research
- Differences between narrative reviews, systematic reviews, meta-analyses
- Selecting the systematic review team
- Developing the systematic review protocol
- Conducting the literature search
- Search Retrieval and Analysis
- Methodological Quality Assessment of Studies
- Reporting Results
- Steps for completing the systematic review
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